"I want more!" "100% recommend...I haven't sat down and read a book for over 20 years and now am hooked." JS, Shopify Customer Get ready for a thrilling ride! A pandemic, worldwide darkness. And then her boyfriend disappeared...Dive Into the Darkness...Maybe she should apologize... But he was gone. A pandemic, worldwide darkness. And then her boyfriend disappeared. It had been a rough morning, even by her standards. Kimber Nilsen is a nurse during the worldwide pandemic, Nogoes, and handles the crisis with the same efficiency as any other day. Then darkness falls in the middle of a hot July. Kimber is afraid of the dark, so when her boyfriend, Jordan Lange, disappears, she's troubled by his last text: we need to talk. Plagued with fear and doubt, unspoken mysteries haunt and threaten to tear her apart. The quest to find Jordan takes her deep into a world of good and evil, distorted reality, and Kimber finds out the darkness brings out dangerous ideas and hive-minded reality. And as she faces the most difficult challenge yet, triumph might mean simply getting out alive.Dive Into the Darkness... Maybe she should apologize. Not that she did anything wrong, but he had seemed upset. She made her way to the bedroom, stopping abruptly. The door was open; the light was on. “Jordan?” The bed was empty. Kimber checked the master bath. “Jordan? You in here?” she called, retracing her steps, and continued her search throughout the quiet house. No answer. He couldn’t have gone far. She pulled out her phone. 5:20. She tried calling his number. It went straight to voicemail. She ended the call. Kimber headed to the back door, slipping into the extravagant three-stall garage. His pickup was in the first parking spot closest to the door. The Mustang was in the far stall, and the Harley Road King was in its place in the middle. Jordan said he was going to lie down. Maybe he went to check on the cattle. She headed to the back door. No sign of him. A shiver ran up her spine. Where had he gone? There must be a logical explanation. Kimber searched the front entrance and found his work boots. The tips of her ears burned. She tucked her phone in her pocket and went back inside, locking the door to the garage. When she found him, he was going to be in big trouble. Pour a cup of hot chocolate, settle in, and lose yourself in a darkness that lingers long after the lights go out...
